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We must expose bigotry without assigning collective blame, confront intimidation without surrendering our humanity, and turn condemnation into sustained action. Individuals can learn to recognize antisemitism, anti-Hindu hatred, racism, and other forms of bigotry; challenge stereotypes; and amplify credible voices from affected communities.
#PeaceAndNonViolence #Aurora
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Illinois students can pre-register to vote at 16! Eligible seniors, juniors, and some sophomores can register today and be ready to vote at 18 years-old.
16 year-olds will have their application temporarily held until their 18th birthday.
Register here: ova.elections.il.gov/
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Today marks three years since the deadly October 7th terrorist attack by Hamas. On this tragic anniversary, we remember the lives that were taken, and we stand with the survivors, loved ones, and communities across the world still carrying the pain of that day. Today and everyday, we recommit to peace, safety, and dignity for all.
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3 years later I’m still thinking about Nir Oz.
Am Yisrael Chai!
#Oct7th
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It is now 6:29 a.m. in Israel. Exactly three years since the October 7 Hamas massacre began.
Today, I ask our friends here in America and around the world to pause with us. To make room for the grief that so many Israeli families carry every day. To stand beside the survivors and the families of those murdered and taken hostage.
Standing with them also means refusing to let what happened be denied, minimized or justified. No cause can justify October 7. No passage of time can make it acceptable.
Our commitment to those whose lives were shattered must last beyond this anniversary. We must keep their stories alive, because future generations need to understand what happened on October 7 and why we are so determined that it never happen again.
Yizkor, We Remember 🕯️🇮🇱💔
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@jfederations are relieved that the passengers and crew of the FlyDubai flight bound for Israel are safely home, following an apparent attempt to bring down the aircraft mid-flight. Our full statement: ow.ly/hP9A50ZThH8
In collaboration with the Chicago Sukkah Design Festival, JUF's JCRC is holding a new interfaith program called Harvesting Hope.
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JUF's Public & Academic Affairs inaugural newsletter, The Briefing, is now live. Click below to read and subscribe.
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Neria Dov Leiter, the son of Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, was critically wounded today in a Palestinian terror attack in Israel. As doctors fight for his life, my heart is with Yechiel and his family. I join the people of Israel in praying for Neria’s full recovery. Palestinian terror seeks to break us, but it will never defeat our commitment to life. Yechiel, we are with you.
I am grateful to the IDF, to the medical team at Shaare Zedek who are now fighting to save the life of Neria Dov ben Chana, and for the prayers of the people of Israel.
I believe in the power of prayer, and I believe that when the people of Israel unite, miracles happen. Neria needs a miracle.
Neria continued to serve in the reserves after losing his older brother, Moshe Yedidya Leiter, of blessed memory. Since October 7th, he has served hundreds of days in the reserves on multiple fronts.
Palestinian terrorism seeks to uproot the people of Israel from their land.
They choose death - we choose life.
Thanks to the efforts of JUF and our coalition partners, IL is a leader in the national movement to ensure that donor wishes are honored to ensure seamless transfer of gifts to IL charities. cnbc.com/2026/09/17/charitie… @HCuccinello @gonggershowitz @robertmartwick @MyForefront
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What an incredible night celebrating, making new haverim (friends), and ending the summer with hot dogs! JUF’s JCRC was proud to host its first-ever Jewish Elected Officials BBQ, bringing together 53 Illinois Jewish elected officials representing local, school, and state offices.
A special thank you to Rabbi Geffen and NSCI for hosting us, our JCRC Chair David Golder, and Shaka Mitchell for leading an engaging and thought-provoking discussion, using the power of music to spark meaningful conversation and share valuable insights.
Election Day is November 3, 2026. Are you registered to vote? From school board to governor, key decisions will be made at every level and your voice matters. Check your registration and make a plan to vote. ova.elections.il.gov/Registr…
Take Action! Ask Cook County to continue funding due process. Sign the letter and add your name. @TRPistas
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